E: The Environmental Magazine

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Articles in Sept-Oct 1997 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• Woodsmen, spare those trees! - Conservationists' bid for timber leases
  by Tim Westby
• Deadly whirl - 'whirling disease' of wild trout
  by Bob Sherwood
• Adam Werbach: the youngest Sierra Club president is aiming for the Grassroots and MTV - Sierra Club, environmentalist group - Cover Story - Interview
  by Anne W. Wilke
• Thinking big - Esprit founder Doug Tompkins invests in Chile natural reserve
  by James Langman
• The open-door policy - US immigration
  by Jim Motavalli
• Just doing it: Generation X proves that actions speak louder than words - age group born in late 1960s and 1970s
  by Wiliam R. Buck
• Learning from the earth: the Student Conservation Association builds lifelong environmentalists
  by Chris Hayhurst
• The forest primeval
  by Jim Motavalli
• Jacques Yves Cousteau, 1910-1997 - founder of Cousteau Society, Virginia - Obituary
  by Jim Motavalli
• Natural options: the 10 most important foods to buy organic
  by Francine Stevens
• Remnants of things past - trade-in program for old Trabant cars
  by Robert Furlong
• Life after death - donating to environmental movement projects
  by Marshall Glickman
• Mitsubishi mayhem - environmentalists versus Mitsubishi and the Mexican government regarding lagoon waters in Baja, Mexico
  by Tracey C. Rembert
• Wild Burros: Death Valley's 'aliens'? - wild burros as non-native habitants of Death Valley National Park
  by Chris Hayhurst
• Second time around: eco-entrepreneurs are making new products from recycled materials
  by Shannon Glynn
• Clouds in the coffee - coffee plantations as bird habitat
  by Chris Wilde
• Facing front: washing machines are getting cleaner and greener
  by Jim Motavalli